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Enjoy an easy transfer from Thorsmork to Reykjavik by booking this stress-free highland bus transfer in Iceland. Those who have explored the beauty of the Thorsmork Nature Reserve and want to see Reykjavik's cosmopolitan city should book this family-friendly bus trip now.
Your 3.5 to 4-hour transfer starts from the bus stop in Thorsmork after you've spent some time exploring this incredible natural valley. Available pick-up points are the Langidalur and Basar basecamps in Thorsmork.
Leading your transfer is an English-speaking, friendly, and experienced driver, so you can look forward to a pleasant and safe journey. The bus is modern and comfortable with plenty of legroom and large windows allowing you to enjoy views of the surroundings as you travel.
Booking a highland bus transfer in advance is a good way to stay organized during your trip. You can choose from several departure dates and times in summer to suit your plans.
The drive to Reykjavik from the Thorsmork Valley takes around 3.5 to 4 hours, depending on traffic and weather conditions. You can look at Iceland's magnificent landscapes, nap, or read along the way.
As you leave Thorsmork behind, you can glimpse the rugged landscapes of the Icelandic Highlands. Towering peaks, mighty glaciers, beautiful canyons, and rich flora and fauna define this remote region in South Iceland.
Upon reaching Reykjavik, you can be dropped off at the Laugardalur Campsite (Sundlaugavegur 32) or the Reykjavik City Hall (Vonarstraeti 4). Your bus ticket from Thorsmork works for both locations.
Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland and its largest city. It's located on the country's southwest coast and is home to about 140,000 people, nearly half of Iceland's population.
While small compared to other capitals, Reykjavik offers a unique mix of modern life and access to nature. The city is clean, safe, and easy to explore on foot.
Reykjavik has a simple layout with a compact downtown area. Laugavegur Street is the main street, lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants. It's a popular place for both locals and visitors.
The city also has some notable landmarks like Hallgrimskirkja Church, a large concrete church that offers excellent views from its tower, and Harpa Concert Hall, a modern glass building by the harbor.
You'll find a good mix of culture here too. Reykjavik has museums focused on everything from Iceland's history and art to its Viking roots. The National Museum of Iceland is a good starting point.
Reykjavik is a good base for exploring the rest of Iceland, especially if you're doing day trips like the Golden Circle sightseeing route or heading out on longer drives around the country.
Book a seat on this highland bus transfer in Iceland to enjoy a safe and scenic ride from the Thorsmork Valley to Reykjavik. Check availability now by choosing a date.
